On Taking Illness Onto the Path
Turning to the Dharma for support when experiencing illness and injury.
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Practicing with what’s in front of you
When we are faced with caring for loved ones who are ill and suffering, practicing…
View PostA tale of woe becomes a tale of kindness and refuge
A student writes about his experiences after being injured in a rock-climbing accident. Venerable Thubten…
View PostAdvice for upcoming surgery
A student shares on the practices that helped her to face breast cancer and undergo…
View PostJourney to the operating room and beyond
A student shares how he used the Dharma to work with fear and pain when…
View PostMy precious opportunity
Instead of becoming depressed after her cancer diagnosis, a student shares how support from community,…
View PostA letter from a friend
Sravasti Abbey's website reaches out to millions. David shares his experience about experiencing the Dharma…
View PostAn incentive to engage in virtue
A sudden illness gives a student greater incentive and renewed urgency to practice the Dharma.
View PostSetting a good motivation for surgery
A student shares how setting a strong virtuous motivation transformed her experience of undergoing brain…
View PostMeeting breast cancer with the Dharma
A student talks about the four teachings that helped her when she had surgery for…
View PostPracticing in the face of cancer
A student shares how she practiced the Dharma while going through chemotherapy for leukemia and…
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